When is training needed?
Problems we help solve
Security technologies will not replace informed user decisions. Short, practical training helps you recognise the threat and react properly before damage occurs.
- Employees aren't sure how to spot a phishing scam or a fake invoice.
- It is unclear to whom and how to report a suspicious message.
- Passwords are repeated, shared or stored in an insecure way.
- The company implements MFA, new tools or security policies.
- After the incident, a common lesson and rules are needed.
Fit
Who is this service for?
Companies without their own IT
We explain the basics of safe work and prepare practical rules for the team.
Companies with an IT department
We supplement technical activities with training tailored to real threats.
New employees
We help incorporate security into onboarding and the first days of work.
Companies after changes or incidents
We remind you of the rules and practice reactions appropriate to the company's situation.
Scope of training
What does the training include?
Phishing and social engineering
We teach how to recognise manipulation and signals of suspicious messages.
- fake invoices and payment requests,
- links, attachments and impersonation,
- reporting suspicious events.
Email and Internet
We demonstrate safe behaviour during everyday work.
- verification of the sender and website address,
- secure file sharing,
- working outside the office and public networks.
Passwords, MFA and devices
We explain how to protect accounts and company equipment.
- unique passwords and password managers,
- multi-factor authentication,
- blocking, updates and USB drives.
Response to the incident
We practise first steps that limit the consequences of a mistake.
- what to do after clicking the link,
- how to disconnect the device and report a problem,
- When to contact IT or your manager.
Outcomes
What will you receive?
- training tailored to the company's roles and way of working,
- practical examples of news and situations,
- clear rules for reporting incidents,
- materials or checklist for employees,
- recommendations for topics for further education.
The form may include an online meeting, on-site training, a series of shorter modules or an onboarding element.
Delivery approach
How is the service delivered?
- Discovery. We determine the group of participants, language, roles and the most important risks.
- Program. We select topics, examples and level of advancement.
- Preparation. We develop materials and exercise scenarios.
- Training. We conduct classes with questions and practical examples.
- Fixation. We provide checklists and rules for reporting problems.
- Summary. We discuss observations and recommend further actions.
Ways to work with us
How can we work together?
One-off training
A meeting for the team before implementation or as a reminder of the rules.
Training series
Shorter modules repeated over time, tailored to different groups.
Onboarding
Security basics package for new employees.
Workshop after the incident
Discuss the situation and practise appropriate responses without blaming.
Delivery standards
How do we conduct training?
- We use examples related to the participants' work.
- We do not disclose customer data or sensitive information.
- We explain the reasoning behind the rules, rather than limiting ourselves to prohibitions.
- We show you what to do after an error and how to quickly report a problem.
- We agree on the materials and scope with the person responsible for the company.
Topics
Areas we can discuss
Training covers, among others, phishing, social engineering, secure email, passwords, MFA, remote work, data protection, mobile devices, USB drives, using the cloud and basics of incident response.
Responsibilities and exclusions
What may require separate arrangements?
The standard scope includes preparing and conducting training. E-learning platforms, individual phishing tests, materials in multiple languages, certification or extensive awareness campaigns may require separate pricing.
Cost
What determines the price?
It is influenced by the number of participants, the form and place of classes, duration, number of modules, level of matching of materials and the need to prepare exercises or subsequent sessions.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can the training take place online?
Yes. We provide online or on-site training, depending on the needs and number of participants.
Can the training programme be adapted to our company?
Yes. We select examples and topics based on the tools used, roles and typical situations.
Does the training cover GDPR?
We can discuss technical data protection principles, but legal interpretations require consultation with an appropriate advisor.
Is the training appropriate for new employees?
Yes. We can prepare a shorter security module as part of onboarding.
Do you organise phishing tests?
We can agree tests and awareness campaigns as a separate scope, respecting ethical principles and the protection of participants.